Some branches of Victoria Court were about to close due to the Impact of COVID-19 pandemic.
Some branches of Victoria Court in the Philippines were about to close due to the impact of coronavirus disease pandemic on the hotel industry.
This, as Angelina Mead King, a champion car racer and a hotelier, released a statement announcing the closure of some branches of Victoria Court.
In a video sent to employees, which was obtained by Rappler, Angelina Mead King advised her employees to look for another job in order to support themselves and their families during the pandemic as the company’s decision was made “with great difficulty”. She also said that she didn’t think that motel and hotel operations would be able to “produce the same results” as the company used to.
Angelina also said that her employees would be the first ones that the company would call back. She also said that the company would have to go into “survival mode” as the company had a total of 10 branches and was one of the popular motel chains in the Philippines.
You can read her statement to her employees via this link.
Meanwhile, Atticus King posted on social media clarifying that only some of the southern branches of Victoria Court will be closed and not the northern branches. Here’s a video.
Victoria Court was owned and managed by Angelina Mead King and Atticus King.
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